Ambar Lucid Releases Tarot-Inspired Track 'La Torre'
Ambar Lucid's upbeat new single "La Torre" is a Tarot-inspired ode to growing up and embracing necessary change.
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Ambar Lucid's upbeat new single "La Torre" is a Tarot-inspired ode to growing up and embracing necessary change.
This Monday, June 6, Ambar Lucid will be visiting the third place on her tour and a city she hasn’t seen in years: San Diego
By Syndicated Content Clyde Munroe Daya, who hit it big as a teen with her songs "Hide Away" and the Grammy-winning Chainsmokers collaboration "Don't Let Me Down," is back with a new hit, "Bad Girl," and says she's in the middle of nothing less than a "full career rebirth." "When I was 16, I just hadn't lived enough life, I don't think, to have had, like, formative kind of thoughts on where I wanted to go with my career," Daya, now 22, tells ABC Audio. "And so I'm really glad that I've had this time to to do that. And it does feel like I'm kind of like re-emerging."
By Syndicated Content Clyde Munroe Daya, who hit it big as a teen with her songs "Hide Away" and the Grammy-winning Chainsmokers collaboration "Don't Let Me Down," is back with a new hit, "Bad Girl," and says she's in the middle of nothing less than a "full career rebirth." "When I was 16, I just hadn't lived enough life, I don't think, to have had, like, formative kind of thoughts on where I wanted to go with my career," Daya, now 22, tells ABC Audio. "And so I'm really glad that I've had this time to to do that. And it does feel like I'm kind of like re-emerging."
Clyde Munroe Daya, who hit it big as a teen with her songs "Hide Away" and the Grammy-winning Chainsmokers collaboration "Don't Let Me Down," is back with a new hit, "Bad Girl," and says she's in the middle of nothing less than a "full career rebirth." "When I was 16, I just hadn't lived enough life, I don't think, to have had, like, formative kind of thoughts on where I wanted to go with my career," Daya, now 22, tells ABC Audio. "And so I'm really glad that I've had this time to to do that. And it does feel like I'm kind of like re-emerging."